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  • Contributor should be lifetime member of IAPSM
  • The narrative/write up should be related to Community Medicine or Public Health.
  • Narrative must not contain any controversial statement or personal comments.
  • The content of narrative should contribute to enhancement of subject.
  • Author is responsible for his/her expressed views.
  • The submitted narrative will be intellectual property of IAPSM.
How to Submit Blog

*invited blogs may be considered from senior and experienced public health professionals (non members) whose expertise and contributions are deemed valuable in the interest of readers and public health learning.

Community Medicine

The Curious Case of a budding Community Physician

When a 20-something-year-old chooses a branch called ‘Community Medicine,’ they envision a research s...

Advocating for Community Medicine: why does it need to be more popular?

The hardest question I faced from my MBBS batchmates and juniors when I joined the postgraduate program i...

Community Medicine: Its teaching, assessment and thoughts on practice

Subject Definition:The subject of Community Medicine (also called Preventive & Social Medicine, Socia...

WE, Community Physicians, IS BUILDING NATION

I found myself contemplating life’s dilemmas, reminiscing about the dreams of my childhood. Suddenl...

WHOLE-ISTIC APPROACH: THE MISSING PIECE IN MODERN MEDICAL EDUCATION

My medical journey began in the bustling year of 2004. As a young, eager student, I was enthralled by the...

Palliative care – The key global mandate for Universal Health coverage

  Palliative care is an approach that improves the quality of life of patients with life-threatening...

How to Submit Blog
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